In the figure below a given point charge is shown following five different paths through a uniform electric field. In which path is the change in potential energy for the point charge the greatest? (The electric field lines are shown in blue and the paths are show in in green.) а. Path A b. Path B С. Path C d. Path D е. The change in potential energy is the same for all four paths. Vertical Dotted Line Path D Path C Path B Point Charge Path A E

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